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Der Alchimist

Heard
1997
Episodes
2
Language
German

German Public Radio Paulo Coelho Der Alchimist Folge den Träumen! Santiagos Reise auf den Spuren der Zeichen Vorlage: Der Alchimist (Roman, portugiesisch) Übersetzung: Anne Buchholz, Cordula Swoboda-Herzog Bearbeitung (Wort): Alexander Schuhmacher, Anne Buchholz Technische Realisierung: Ulrich Speicher, Annette Matheis Regieassistenz: Stefan Dutt Regie: Alexander Schuhmacher Der andalusische Schafhirte Santiago hat einen wiederkehrenden Traum, der ihm von einem Schatz am Fuß der ägyptischen Pyramiden erzählt. Mit seiner bescheidenen Existenz zufrieden, will Santiago seine Herde nicht aufgeben, um einer Sache nachzugehen, die nichts weiter als ein Traum zu sein scheint. Erst als ein Schicksalsbote seinen Weg kreuzt, wagt Santiago den Schritt über die Grenzen der heimatlichen Gefilde und legt, von Mühen und Enttäuschungen begleitet, den weiten Weg durch die Wüste zurück. Dieser ist von Gefahren und Geheimnissen gesäumt

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. der alchimist 12

    No date given · 1 h 02 min

  2. der alchimist 22

    No date given · 1 h 05 min

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  1. Der Alchimist

    Listeners' uploads · Paulo Coelho · 2 episodes here · archive.org

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